How To Use Dipteran In A Sentence
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Nontarget insects caught in traps were counted and broadly categorized by order (e.g. small dipterans, dermapterans) or family or super family.
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Dipterans typically have sucking mouthparts, and may feed on plant juices or on decaying organic matter.
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Chironomids - Non-biting midges are one of the most diverse and widespread dipteran groups known.
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In addition, he found that since 1988 another 40 males pheromones attractive to females species were identified; 18 coleopterans, 12 dipterans, 7 hemipterans, 2 lepidopterans and 1 dictyopteran.
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However, only one non-Drosophila Adh gene has been sequenced so far, that of the flesh fly Sarcophaga peregrina, a higher dipteran quite divergent from Drosophila.
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Our Malaise traps captured primarily dipterans, hymenopterans, and coleopterans.
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Asynchronous flight muscle occurs in several of the more speciose insect orders, including beetles, true bugs, wasps and bees, and dipteran flies.
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Our Malaise traps captured primarily dipterans, hymenopterans, and coleopterans.
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Tree topologies gather together members of the same families and fit the taxonomic classification of these dipteran species.
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Foliar sprays of Neemros® of 10 - 50 g per litre of water controlled dipteran leaf miners Lyriomyza spp. on tomato in field experiments (Pacho, in preparation).
4. Case studies of small-scale semi-industrial neem processing in Kenya, Thailand, the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua
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Our results support the idea that divergent tra homologs might control sex determination in yet other dipteran species, where a dsx gene has been identified.
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Today, this bacterium is widely used for the preparation of commercial bio-insecticides The main advantage of Bti over chemical insecticides is its highly specific activity towards dipteran insects, due to the presence of membrane receptors in the insect gut serving as targets for the bacterial toxins
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In contrast to the long and heavy wings of many Lepidoptera, relative wing size is much lower in dipterans and hymenopterans, and presumably in other insect taxa characterized by high wingbeat frequencies.
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One or two examples of the adaptations of dipteran larvae to life in the water may well bring the present chapter to a close.
The Life-Story of Insects
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Where a dipteran larva lives is a direct reflection of its oxygen needs.
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But tsetses are not the only dipteran foes of zebra and, since they are rarely found in the meadows of Hungary, Dr Horvath plumped for studying an almost equally obnoxious alternative: the horsefly.
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Asynchronous flight muscle occurs in several of the more speciose insect orders, including beetles, true bugs, wasps and bees, and dipteran flies.
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A new era of chromosome research began with the detection of giant chromosomes in tissues of Dipteran insects, the midges Bibio and Chironomus, and the fruit fly Drosophila.
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Cyromazine is reported to be very effective in controlling dipteran pests (Ishaaya, 1990).
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Pollen is dispersed by small bees and dipterans; samaras ripen in autumn and are dispersed by wind.
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The similarity is higher between the dipteran species than between the dipteran species and the lepidopteran B. mori.
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Special mention is made regarding specific groups, such as amphibians, phasmids, dermapterans and dipterans, whose current diversity includes 14, 30, 16 and 9% of species described by Philippi, respectively.
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By 10-11 days after hatching, young gar begin feeding on small crustaceans, such as cladocerans and copepods, and insects, including various dipterans such as chironomids.
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Emodin can be cathartic or act as a laxative in humans, kills dipteran larvae, inhibits growth of bacteria and fungi and deters consumption by birds and mice [5].
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These aquatic larvae, often ephemeropterans or dipterans, are readily available in the lower water column and interstitial spaces that these juveniles inhabit.
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This novel triazine IGR acts specifically on dipteran species.
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